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Analyzed about 15 hours ago. based on code collected 1 day ago.
Mar 27, 2023 — Mar 27, 2024
Commit Message Contributor Files Modified Lines Added Lines Removed Code Location Date
A set of 640x480 More... about 14 years ago
Add nighttime captures More... about 14 years ago
Merge branch 'master' of [email protected]:jbm9/batshitlights More... about 14 years ago
Add static image captures to the repository, so we can later write a javascript-based simulator, to show people what the lights looked like long after they've been taken down. Included in this commit are static images taken during the daytime, and during the daytime with the jbm_filter. During the evening one day I'll need to capture some nighttime images. More... about 14 years ago
Wrap referer string in str(), to handle 'none' case More... over 14 years ago
Log the referer More... over 14 years ago
adds camserv_plugins/, containing the anti-sun filter, which is a right pain to build More... over 14 years ago
Serve up a 400 if we fail for some reason. Otherwise, when bots like google will just see the TCP session closed with no error code, and constantly retry for a while. More... over 14 years ago
I don't know if this will work, but try to keep the robots off of /run_one, too. More... over 14 years ago
We don't need this sleep anymore More... over 14 years ago
Add favicon support, mostly so I stop seeing the 404 messages More... over 14 years ago
Minor HTML changes More... over 14 years ago
Add 404 support, so we can see who requests things that aren't there More... over 14 years ago
Try again More... over 14 years ago
Also update the AJAX request path More... over 14 years ago
Add the robots.txt file More... over 14 years ago
Add robots.txt support, to prevent bots from changing the light sequence. To do this, we need to move the GET path around a little, because robots.txt doesn't support wildcards. More... over 14 years ago
Add rel="nofollow" to the *.seq links, to cut down on the spiders More... over 14 years ago
Improve the AJAX, so it works with non-javascript browsers, too (like my phone) More... over 14 years ago
Adjust the sequence delays a bit, so they work nicer on camera More... over 14 years ago
Give up on trying an alternate port, and just hotlink the image from elsewhere More... over 14 years ago
Oops, s/netisland/noisebridge/ More... over 14 years ago
Actually, make that port 23. Again, to avoid lame ass firewall restrictions (*ahem*) More... over 14 years ago
Use a real webserver (in this case, thttpd running on port 81) to serve up the PNG image, because it does a much better job of implementing if-modified-since, etc. More... over 14 years ago
Oops, we were mirrored! Correct the sequences for left vs. right More... over 14 years ago
Present the webcam to the world on port 443, to get past some common workplace firewalls which would prevent access to port 9190 (*ahem* like mine) More... over 14 years ago
Use some basic AJAX to request the *.seq files in the background, rather than forcing the browser to load an entirely new page each time, which tends to ruin the webcam viewing experience. More... over 14 years ago
Add a link to the webcam More... over 14 years ago
We don't need to sleep for 1 second anymore More... over 14 years ago
Now that we're using the parallel relay command, impose a minimum delay of 50ms More... over 14 years ago